I am not quite sure what you are asking for. However as a retired game warden I would tell you that a lack of knowledge is not an excuse for violating the law. Hunters have the obligation to know the law, that is why states publish rules and regulations and provide them to hunters when they buy their license. I understand that people make mistakes, however, mistakes are not a get out of jail free card. I would suggest you hire an attorney to try to get the best outcome of this situation to try to minimize the monetary outlay to end your problem. I hope this in your first year as hunters, this situation does not destroy your desire to be a hunter. The other alternative is to meet with the authorities and work something out or a combination of both. You could look at this situation as an expensive lesson to learn the rules before you go hunting.